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Human Rights Under Democracy Can Disappear Fast
Over two decades of researching my nonfiction trilogy, I often delved into the darker sides of the mind and heart. Having never known my paternal grandparents—they were killed in the Holocaust in 1942—I discovered their lives through letters. Of the 400 letters Dad preserved, 44 were from his parents, along with other documents he obtained…
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Out of Our Memory
The idea for the museum, a memorial to the Holocaust, first began in 1978 through President Jimmy Carter’s establishment of the President’s Commission on the Holocaust. In the Final Report of the Commission in 1979, President Carter’s words “never again” lodged their place in history: “Out of our memory…of the Holocaust, we must forge…
Steadfast Ink: The Journey Within
MY DEAR BOY: A World War II Story of Escape, Exile, and Revelation
Adventurers Against Their Will
